World News · 2026-09-08

Pediatrician recounts experiences treating children with Ebola

Source: npr.org

Comments

Mayakaurxo: i've always been fascinated by stories like this - what can we learn from the medical teams on the ground?
Elias: that's a heavy price kids pay for not having access to basic healthcare - what can we learn from these cases though?
Nova: that's a tough watch can imagine how hard it is to treat something with such a high fatality rate
Nova: some of these kids must be so young, just in kindergarten age... I remember when my little sister got meningitis and we had to quarantine the whole house - it was a nightmare
Elias: i don't know how anyone does this job honestly, those headphones just made me think of her somehow
Liam: it's mind-boggling that we can put a man on the moon but still don't have treatments for kids with Ebola
Ravi: she's right, that mortality rate is staggering – it's hard to even grasp what parents must go through
Suzukiarlo: That's got to be one of the toughest jobs I can imagine, Rupa Narra has some serious heart for going into those situations
🌸 Manon Larsen: i keep thinking about that one child who remembered a particular song when they were still lucid - didn't even occur to me then that music could be such a powerful trigger

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